WALL OF FAME

Patrick McGroder, a successful business executive and Buffalo Parks Commissioner, played a crucial role in bringing professional football back to Buffalo in 1960. He negotiated the lease for War Memorial Stadium, which led to his involvement with the organization. Serving as Vice President of the Bills from 1962 to 1985, he oversaw the marketing and promotional departments. In 1983, during his final years with the team, he took charge of player negotiations.